High Point Builder George Stewart Shaped City Skyline
George Stewart grew up around R. K. Stewart & Son, a family construction firm shaping High Point for decades. The firm built churches, banks, schools and much of High Point College including Yadkin Hall. George, born 1921, credits three generations for the skyline and details his wartime service and rise in the family business.
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George Stewart
Main Street
High Point
R. K. Stewart & Son
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
High Point College
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
First Baptist
Sian Ited
Gar Gas
J. J. Fareeee
Stewart Stewart
Stewart
W. Farriss Ave
L. R. Stewart
Edgedale
Elm Street
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Mary's Episcopal Church
Editor's Outlook on Sociology and Crime Policy
The piece criticizes the early social science shift toward the new sociology and civil rights safeguards. It notes perceived failures of social programs and police limitations, citing a 1920s shift and a July FBI tally of crimes to argue punishment in America is uncertain.
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Eee
Ciology
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
America
Snow Sodlagy
Golden Rule and Civil Rights Reflections
A letter argues the Golden Rule by Matthew 7 12 condemns mistreatment and supports fair, Christian conduct toward all races. The writer endorses rights for colored people when earned but criticizes demonstrations as a path to peace and urges lawful, equal treatment under government.
Klan Revives in North Carolina Across Regions and College Protests
Raleigh News and Observer reports a renewed Ku Klux Klan presence in North Carolina with activity across Piedmont and eastern counties. Governor Sanford warns against vigilantism while SBI and local police monitor Klan actions amid school integration and church protests.
Bond issue eyed to aid Davidson County schools
The article notes growing needs in Davidson County schools and discusses a proposed $100 million statewide bond issue to help all districts. It mentions local talk of a bond referendum amid a city plan for a $1.7 million issue and reflects on school enrollment pressures. It also covers a Ku Klux Klan meeting south of Lexington and local football enthusiasm at East Davidson High's intrasquad game. Details include Jack Weatherly and Police John Sharpe and a Den parade turnout estimate of 12,000 to 15,000.
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Wrth
Davidson County
East Davidson High
John Doby
U. S. Army
Denpersons
John Sharpe
North Carolina Democrats Seek Unity After Primary Split
In Atlantic City North Carolina Democrats search for party unity after a damaging split over Webb’s nomination. Dan Moore vows loyalty and urges support for the ticket while factions push for a different choice. Former Gov Hodges calls for patient listening and unity, citing past party heals.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Democratic Party
North Carolina
Dan K. Moore
Bonner
Moore
William E
Billy
Preyer
State Democratic Party
Cheae Tient
Ansag
Wallace
Eo Ervin
Webb
Watson Brame
North Wilkesboro
Brame
Hodges
Ote Es
Los Angeles
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Art Richardson
the New Sociology
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Elm City
Raleigh
Oliver Williams
Raleigh News and Observer
Wiliams
State Bureau of Investigation
Terry Sanford
Permayl
Guilford
Randolph
Rowan
Union
Alamance
Cabarrus
James W
Catfish) Cole
Lumbees
Williams
Cuba
White House
Anderson
SBI
Robert
Thomasville
Lexing
Ton
Ku Klux Klan
Jack Weatherly
William A. Shires
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